Social Housing for Young Adults in Kielce, Poland
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Teriyapirom, Arisa
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Vysoké učení technické v Brně. Fakulta architektury
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Social Housing for Young Adults in Kielce, Poland is a diploma project that focuses on the revitalization of an abandoned university building, art gallery and synagogue into an affordable social housing complex that integrates various forms of social spaces and social activities. The crisis in the housing market and the economic situation has left many young adults struggling to afford rent, or being able to only afford places that are in poor condition and thus they return to their hometown ore move to smaller cities, in order to avoid the extremely high rental prices. Good housing is a necessity, especially for young adults, as they are in a period of transition to adulthood, and requires a proper place to call home. In addition, the project also focuses on a young adult’s life as a whole, this means revitalization of spaces to support a co-working environment, as this is becoming increasingly popular and beneficial to young adults who are working remotely or in non-traditional careers. It also means designing a social space outside the housing block, to give a sense of separation between personal and social life. In this project, the university building is redesigned into social housing, co-living environment, art gallery for canteen, and synagogue for co-working space. The three buildings all come together to create an inclusive, conducive, comfortable, playful environment for young adults in Kielce.
Social Housing for Young Adults in Kielce, Poland is a diploma project that focuses on the revitalization of an abandoned university building, art gallery and synagogue into an affordable social housing complex that integrates various forms of social spaces and social activities. The crisis in the housing market and the economic situation has left many young adults struggling to afford rent, or being able to only afford places that are in poor condition and thus they return to their hometown ore move to smaller cities, in order to avoid the extremely high rental prices. Good housing is a necessity, especially for young adults, as they are in a period of transition to adulthood, and requires a proper place to call home. In addition, the project also focuses on a young adult’s life as a whole, this means revitalization of spaces to support a co-working environment, as this is becoming increasingly popular and beneficial to young adults who are working remotely or in non-traditional careers. It also means designing a social space outside the housing block, to give a sense of separation between personal and social life. In this project, the university building is redesigned into social housing, co-living environment, art gallery for canteen, and synagogue for co-working space. The three buildings all come together to create an inclusive, conducive, comfortable, playful environment for young adults in Kielce.
Social Housing for Young Adults in Kielce, Poland is a diploma project that focuses on the revitalization of an abandoned university building, art gallery and synagogue into an affordable social housing complex that integrates various forms of social spaces and social activities. The crisis in the housing market and the economic situation has left many young adults struggling to afford rent, or being able to only afford places that are in poor condition and thus they return to their hometown ore move to smaller cities, in order to avoid the extremely high rental prices. Good housing is a necessity, especially for young adults, as they are in a period of transition to adulthood, and requires a proper place to call home. In addition, the project also focuses on a young adult’s life as a whole, this means revitalization of spaces to support a co-working environment, as this is becoming increasingly popular and beneficial to young adults who are working remotely or in non-traditional careers. It also means designing a social space outside the housing block, to give a sense of separation between personal and social life. In this project, the university building is redesigned into social housing, co-living environment, art gallery for canteen, and synagogue for co-working space. The three buildings all come together to create an inclusive, conducive, comfortable, playful environment for young adults in Kielce.
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TERIYAPIROM, A. Social Housing for Young Adults in Kielce, Poland [online]. Brno: Vysoké učení technické v Brně. Fakulta architektury. 2023.
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Architecture
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doc. Ing. arch. Jiří Palacký, Ph.D. (předseda)
doc. Ing. arch. Nina Bartošová, Ph.D. (člen)
Ing. arch. Jan Foretník, Ph.D. (člen)
Ing. arch. Soňa Velková, Ph.D. (člen)
Ing. Petr Suchánek, Ph.D. (člen)
Mag. arch. Oleksii Bykov (člen)
Date of acceptance
2023-05-23
Defence
The student starts with an introduction of her project called Social Housing for Young Adults in Kielce, Poland. SHe gives an overview of prices of flats in Poland and description of the city and the activities available. After that she continues with the explanation of the project itself situated in abandoned university, old gallery and synagogue. After reading the opponent´s review the student gives an answer to the question in the opponent´s review. After reading the supervisor´s review the disscussion starts and the students answers other questions asked by the committee members.
The diploma thesis was successfully defended and the committee gives evaluation
Result of defence
práce byla úspěšně obhájena
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